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July 10 20082008-07-10A painted shrine panel behind glass depicts a goddess seated cross-legged on a white lotus, wearing a red garment, a golden crown and a red bindi, with a golden halo. She holds a bow and arrow and other weapons in her multiple arms, and a reclining male figure lies beneath the lotus on a bed. Small painted devotees in orange and white sit at the lower corners. The frame is decorated with a mosaic geometric pattern of white, red, blue and brown tiles, and marigold petals lie on the floor below.2008-07-10A painted clay murti of a four-armed goddess seated on a white lotus with a yellow and blue base, set against a yellow-ochre wall. She wears a tall golden crown, a red-brown sari with gold patterning, a gold choker and earrings, and a white and yellow flower garland. Her long dark hair falls over her shoulders, and she has a red bindi and tilak. Her hands are painted with red and show mudras. Bengali script is painted in dark blue on the wall behind her.2008-06-09A painted plaster deity murti of a goddess sits on a blue pedestal in a niche with yellow walls. She has four raised arms, long dark hair, a golden crown, gold earrings and bangles, and a white and yellow flower garland with a green pendant over a pink and red sari. Two white elephants flank the base of the pedestal. To the right, part of another painted figure with a blue body is visible. No people are present in the scene.2008-06-09A painted clay murti of a four-armed goddess seated cross-legged on a white lotus pedestal in a niche against a yellow-ochre wall. She wears a golden crown, red sari-style garment, white and yellow flower garland, gold earrings and bangles, and a red-and-green ornament at her chest. Beneath her, a white reclining figure rests on a blue-streaked base with a green stem rising to the lotus. A wooden post stands at the left and part of a white hand is visible at the right edge. No people are present.2008-06-09Four painted deity murtis of female forms seated on blue pedestals in a niche beneath a painted ceiling border. From left: a figure in teal with multiple arms holding a mala and small vessel, labelled Sri Brahmani; a blue-skinned figure in pink and red with a crown and raised hands, labelled Sri Vaishnavi; a green-clad figure with a crown holding a trident-like staff and lotus, labelled Sri Maheshwari; and a red-clad figure with a tall crown and a trident, labelled Sri Chamundeshwari. Bright yellow tubelights overhead. No people are present.2010-08-09January 25 20102010-01-25August 09 20102010-08-09May 14 20182018-05-14April 28 20182018-04-28August 11 20112011-08-11 +1 copiesThree painted deity statues stand in a row on a temple wall above a blue backdrop with a red and gold leaf border. On the left, Sri Lakshmi holds lotus flowers in two hands and wears a green and pink sari with gold jewellery. At the centre, a crowned Sri Rajarajeshwari sits on an ornate golden throne in red and blue attire, holding a goad and noose with other hands raised. On the right, Sri Saraswati plays a golden veena in a white and pink sari. Below each figure is a painted name panel in Kannada script, and a fluorescent tube light is fixed above them. No physical people are visible.2010-08-09